Ike's Farm Bill Up For House Vote Amid Party Rift
In Washington the farm program faces a crucial House test as President Eisenhower and many Republicans split over price supports. The bill would grant 99 percent parity for bash crops, while the administration prefers a flexible 75 to 90 percent range. Democratic leader Rayburn predicts a strong anti high-support stance among House Democrats, with New York delegation signaling opposition to high supports.
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Tuapse Tanker Crew Held in Kaohsiung Harbor
The Russian tanker Tuapse seized June 23 by a Nationalist warship sits at Kaohsiung Harbor with about 52 crewmen ashore. A naval guard was placed aboard after unloading petroleum and other cargo. Officials say no decision yet on confiscation and the case remains under study.
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C10 Union Wins Vote at G E Plant
In Schenectady the International Union of Electrical Workers defeated the United Electrical Workers in a National Labor Relations Board election to represent almost 20,000 General Electric plant workers. The tally showed 9,005 for I W E and 5,179 for U E with 267 ballots for no union.
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Accident at Curve Ends in Fatal Collision with Semi Truck
Eyewitness recounts a deadly crash at a curve where a car tried to pass a vehicle and slammed brakes too late. The air was tense as a gasoline laden semi-trailer loomed. a fatal impact followed, no fire, state police surveyed the wreckage and identified the deceased.
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Attis Wade Thee
Bandit Steals Payroll Worth Over Two Thousand
Rochester police hunt a fast moving bandit who took a payroll bag containing more than $2,000 from a receptionist at Wilmot Castle Company. The man ordered the clerk to stay still and fled in a waiting car driven by an accomplice.
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Refund Sought for 1894 Roundtrip Ticket
Martin D. Elvers of Butte Montana asked Los Angeles for a refund on a roundtrip railroad ticket from Butte to Salt Lake City dated June 27 1894. Officials said there probably is no record of the original purchase. Elvers remarked he should have filed earlier.
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Slayings Probe Yields Three Arrests In Oneonta
State Police hold two brothers and the fiancee of another in the investigation of the murders of retired bank cashier Horace Stanton and his wife Laura at their Goodyear Lake cottage. Raymond A. Fink 24 and Marjorie Hotaling 23 booked as material witnesses with bail set at 25000. Gordon Fink 35 held as parole violator.
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One-Eyed Person Sees Less Visual Fatigue Study Finds
A single eyed individual experiences reduced visual fatigue compared with a two-eyed person, according to researchers at the Better Vision Institute. The finding suggests differences in how eye strain manifests under similar tasks.
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Tax Dodger's Wife Inherits One Third of Estate
In New York Surrogate's Court the wife of Joseph D. Nunan Jr. inherits one third of a $500 000 estate from cousin Mable G. Foley who died June 21. Nunan, once commissioner of internal revenue from 1934 to 1947, was convicted of evading taxes totaling $91 086 over five years and faces up to 25 years in prison and a $50 000 fine.
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Monarchist tie spurned by Italian Christian Democrats
In Naples at the fifth national congress of the Christian Democrats an ex premier led bloc won a majority for the democratic initiative faction. The party ruled out allying with the Monarchist Party despite right wing pressure.
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Italy
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Democratic Initiative
Nation selects Catfish Queen Ina Gene Turner
Seventeen year old Ina Gene Turner a blonde from Tuscumbia Alabama was named National Catfish Queen Pie after sixty five contestants entered the derby contest. The event closed the opening day of the National Catfish derby in Savannais Tennessee.
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Defeat of Aid Cut Seen in House Foreign Aid Vote
Washington predicted a reduced foreign aid package after the House approved a 3.37 billion dollar authorization for the coming fiscal year. Representative Vorys said the vote signals commitment to anti Communism bulwarks despite uncertainties, with a 3 percent cut to the president’s proposal.
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Yyno
Casablanca Attack Strikes Medina District in Morocco
Unidentified gunmen in a black sedan fired into Casablanca's Medina area last night, killing one Moroccan and wounding four others. Police described the incident as revenge for a terrorist group. President and Secretary of State Dulles referenced in context.
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Fire crews respond to smoke call at Central Market
Columbus firemen rushed to Central Market after a smoke alert found workmen spraying DDT. The heavy mist enveloped the market area prompting the response.
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